PKA Wanabe reborn as ‘Your Agency’

Mar 22 2013

Congratulations to the team of PKA Wanabe, the agency of the Emakina Group in Waterloo that is now reborn as ‘Your Agency’.

Find out all about “Your Agency” on the brand new Your Agency website, on Facebook and on Twitter

Or just drop by! They are are a small, agile, curious and passionate team, with a strong expertise in customer behavior and expectations, mastering the engagement and loyalty funnel, bridging added value and creative approaches.

 

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More then a logo, a signature
After a successful re-launch in 2012 as part of Emakina Group, the team confirms with its new name and branding its belief in the power of real relationships with its satisfied agency customers.  The clients are truly placed at the center of all activities, together with the shared focus on their customers and the specificity of their interests and needs.

Managing Director Elsa Neyman and her team wanted the new brand to reflect their profound customer orientation. Values such as proximity, humanity, service, simplicity and trust are at the heart of it.

 Customers first
Your Agency develops and manages engagement programs, CRM, loyalty and after sales programs, brand activations and social campaigns. The team’s mantra is that existing customers are the biggest potential for companies.

 

 

Emakina supports the Sida SOS Aids association

Aug 23 2011

Emakina organised an original staff event at the Apéros de Saint Gilles.
The social meeting combined a fun get together with a positive AIDS awareness action.

Emakina’s agency developed several actions for the Sida SOS association (www.sidasos.be). This organization  tries to create awareness amongst young people about aids. So the drink was a good opportunity to give the campaign a symbolic ‘thumbs up’.

 

 

A 1 euro coin is the symbolic element of the campaign. It wants to encourage young people to be screened for aids. At the drink, each participant received a 1 euro coin to pay for their drink.  As this coin then  travels from hand to hand, it touches all. This symbolizes the fact that we can all be infected by aids without knowing it.